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    Light fading...: by taylortreks, Views[264]
         		 More sunset...: by taylortreks, Views[209]
         		 Then we turned around to see the actual sunset, instead of the sun playing on Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[216]
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         		 We'll wander a little darker and lighter, due to the clouds.: by taylortreks, Views[186]
     
    Suddenly, it's dark! Darn those clouds!: by taylortreks, Views[193]
         		 And now the slow progression to sunset.: by taylortreks, Views[174]
         		 The sun still shines brightly on Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[253]
         		 The big sky reminded us of back home in the western US.: by taylortreks, Views[232]
         		 Clouds moved in, which promised an interesting sunset.: by taylortreks, Views[243]
     
    At the east end of Uluru, tourists can climb to the top. It's a
         		 From this angle, some of the eroded areas look like a set of ribs (look towards the top and left).: by taylortreks, Views[255]
         		 The north side of Ulura has been eroded by frost, rain and wind.: by taylortreks, Views[339]
         		 The west end of Uluru at the Kuniya Pit is nearly round with several pockmarks.: by taylortreks, Views[327]
         		 Cracks are evident in the rock above the Mutittjulu Waterhole, near the Kuniya carpark.: by taylortreks, Views[413]
     
    This is the Pulari, near the Kuniya Walk, on the southeast corner of Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[1172]
         		 Birds now feel free to scavenge stuff the tourists left.: by taylortreks, Views[291]
         		 Only one other late stayer after sunrise. Wow, that carpark empties fast!: by taylortreks, Views[194]
         		 This is the platform they were on.: by taylortreks, Views[204]
         		 See the tourists packed on the viewing platform!: by taylortreks, Views[188]
     
    And the sun starting to rise on Kata Tjuta.: by taylortreks, Views[209]
         		 In the distance you can see Kata tjuta, a group of similar, but smaller, rock formations like Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[228]
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         		 The next photos are the progression of the sunrise on Uluru. No comment is really needed! just enjoy...: by taylortreks, Views[184]
         		 Here we are, waiting for the sun to rise on Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[173]
     
    One of the nice attendants took our photo. Another fun day!: by taylortreks, Views[284]
         		 ... because Kent locked her in there! (hee-hee!): by taylortreks, Views[212]
         		 Kent enjoyed the views from the Barron Falls lookout. Anna took the photo from inside the train car...: by taylortreks, Views[283]
         		 Now we're on the flat, ready to pull into Freshwater Station.: by taylortreks, Views[371]
         		 We're still far up the hill. You can see the Barron River in the lower right corner.: by taylortreks, Views[245]
     
    These falls were right next to the tracks at Stoney Creek Bridge.: by taylortreks, Views[239]
         		 With the rainy weather, waterfalls abounded across the valleys.: by taylortreks, Views[221]
         		 ... and the rear of the train, too.: by taylortreks, Views[216]
         		 There are more than 90 curves on the trip. We like those, so you can see the front of the train...: by taylortreks, Views[205]
         		 15 tunnels were dug by hand using picks and shovels... and dynamite!: by taylortreks, Views[226]
     
    The Kuranda Station has been lovingly restored.: by taylortreks, Views[202]
         		 The Kuranda Scenic Railway has been operating for more than 130 years.: by taylortreks, Views[233]
         		 Kuranda! We've made it to the top of the hill!: by taylortreks, Views[280]
         		 The Barron River was pretty full, this is why the Barron Falls were looking good!: by taylortreks, Views[246]
         		 Water flumes were lashed to these low slung carriages and lowered to the work site.: by taylortreks, Views[276]
     
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